Camp v. Morgan
Illinois Supreme Court
Appellee sued appellant before a justice of the peace, on an account; the suit was appealed to the Circuit Court of Scott, where there was a judgment for appellee for $54.96. The bill of exceptions shows, that appellant obtained a judgment against appellee and one A. J. Morgan, in the Circuit Court of Pike county, for the sum of $100.65, damages and costs of suit, on which judgment, an execution and fee bills were issued against appellee and A. J. Morgan; that appellee…
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Appellee sued appellant before a justice of the peace, on an account; the suit was appealed to the Circuit Court of Scott, where there was a judgment for appellee for $54.96. The bill of exceptions shows, that appellant obtained a judgment against appellee and one A. J. Morgan, in the Circuit Court of Pike county, for the sum of $100.65, damages and costs of suit, on which judgment, an execution and fee bills were issued against appellee and A. J. Morgan; that appellee satisfied said execution and fee bills, by paying to the sheriff the said sum of $100.65, damages, and the sums of $26.97 and…
1Opinion of the CourtWalker, J.
It appears from this record, that Camp sued Thomas and A. J. Morgan, in the Pike Circuit Court, and recovered a judgment against them for $100.65 and his costs, taxed at $26.97, all of which was collected of appellee, under execution; A fee bill was likewise issued against the Morgans for their costs in the suit, taxed at $12.89, which Thomas Morgan also paid. Subsequently the case was taken to the Supreme Court, and that judgment was reversed. Thomas Morgan then sued Camp, to recover back the money paid in satisfaction of the judgment and those cost bills; and on the trial of that suit,…
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